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Alexandria Affair.".

reported Tor THE EVENING STAR.
The The PRICE OF REAL EsrArE.IThe Alexandria
Investment and Title Co. Is making many invest
ments OF real estate on the edge OF town. 1t has
Just purchased two building lots at the corner of
frank EranEn and st. Asaph streets near the colored
are Of good size for dwellings, leaving fine yards.
They are, however, on unpaved and ungraded
streets. 1t may be said that the selling price OF
real estate has, as q rule, not been increased by
the recent bOOms" here, and that 1t Is fully worth
the price 1t is now selling for by reason OF its con-
tigulty TO Washington, and ease OF communica,
ZION, without any reference whatever to the good
or 1fOrtune OF Industrial enterprises here Should
these prove eminently successful values would, OF
course largely increase but no failure of anybody
or anything in Alexandria can reduce real estate
much below its present rates.
NEW SCAvENGER.-The contract for carrying on
the Office OF city scavenger, which Is let out by
contract to the bidder that Will give the highest
bonus, has been awarded by the mayor to Ernest
Herbert at $:337.5O. The present contractor is c.
l. Ia; ArneD, who bid s256.50 The lowest ofIer was
Mccain. G. w. Hall, r. P. Hall, X. jackson and
Breen & Feely.
NOTES.-The funeral Of Mrs. Shirley King took
place this afternoon from the home OF Capt. King
on North Pit street. Capt. King left his wife we'll
last week when he set sail In his vessel for the
Lower Potomac, but learned while in MachodOc
Monday OF brain fever. He came back upon tug,
and has since been almost crazed.-Laura
Walker, stepdaughter of Patrick Dillon, died sud-
denly yesterday morning. She had been well the
previous day.-A little girl named Rose Lucas,
while swinging on the moving cars on Union
street, at Fishtown, yesterday, was thrown under
members OF the NJ. E. church here will be repre-
sented at the district conference which meets at
Waterford, LOudOun County, next Friday.-The
late excursion OF the Old Dominion Boat Club was
not a financial success.-Alice Manly, the girl
who alleged that she had been stolen by the Gyp-
SieS, has been sent to the wOrkhOuSe by the
mayor-lhe use OF 2 for reported Yesterday
the expense OF this city last year at double the
real figures.
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Great Sacrifice SaIe

AT THE FAIR, S12 7TH ST. NV.
Owing to the Improvements to be made during
the month Of August we will offer the following at
one No: ice Chest, formerly sl5 reduced to s1s,
One NJ moe ncw c aniS fIRey $780, reduced to
One No 5N Refrigerator, formerly s21, reduced to
1925, now only $3.50.
One No formerly sss reduced to
Two Hardwood ReffgeratorS below manufac-
turer's prices.
reduced to $40, now only $685.
Better quality, former price S13 reduced to $115O
now only $99S.
One .Is sold for ST. reduced to $780,
One formerly sold for sse, reduced to $3.50, now
One formerly a sold % for $50. reduced to .ls now
One formerly sold for $3.50, reduced to $3.50,
One formerly sold for $50, reduced to $780, now
One formerly sold for sa4, reduced to $1,000, now
One formerly sold for $40, reduced to $3.50, now
Ice-cream Freezers reduced Is per cent.
Water Coolers below cost
Decorated English China Chamber sets. ten pieces,
only $3.50, worth 81.
Decorated English China Tea Sets, has So pieces,
only 1915, worth s..
Handsome colored Cut Glass Berry Dishes only &C.,
Colored or White Shelf Paper, 90 sheets for 13c.
Handsome Swiss Carved Brackets only &C.
Large C0lored CUT Glass Salt or Pepper shaker
Decorated Tin Toilet Sets three pieces, only CSC.
Extra large Crystal Water Pitchers only 2ec.,
worth SOC.
New style tumbler Trays only lOc
Folding Garden Chairs only G9c
The above articles are extraordinary bargains,
Wnlcn Can DC OBTAINED positively tomorrow only.
1HE FAIR, Sl2 18th ST. NV.
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Condensed Locals.

Hattie Perry, young cSlOred girl. living at No.
$40 21st street. fell and broke her ankle about I'D
o'clock last night while playing near Goth and X
streets.
The steamer Mattano, having been thoroughly
repaired, viii resume her regular trips on sunday
next.
The village camp-meeting now In progress at the
grove In Monticello where IL was held TWO years
ago, Will continue until the first Sunday In Au-
gust There VIII be preaching throughout the
day next sunday.
Those who leave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed to them for any length OF
time, at the rate OF 80 cents per month"; and the
address changed often desired. 80 The
requisite amount Of money must an each case &c
company the order.
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VOICES OF THE NIGHr.-Much complaint Is made
here of the loud talking OF the men engaged in
removing the sweepings from the streets early in
the morning, together with other unnecessary
noises made by the gathering OF shovels, &C.,
which dfsturbs the rest OF the citizens.
OUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Samuel Goodman,
who has been confined to his residence on account
OF illness for several weeks is able to be about.
SHIPPING NEws.-SchOOner B. r. WOOdSfde ar
rived yesterday with 500 tons of ice from kenne-
bee. Schooner Norman cleared to-day with 900
tons OF coal for Boston. schooner George M.
Adams cleared light yesterday for Baltimore.
Baltimore.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, SO; condition, 1;
receiving reservoir, temperature SO; condition at
north connection, 2: condition at south connec-
tion, 80; distributing reservoir, temperature SO;
efnuent gate house. 20. High tide In the river to-
day at . :4S q. m; low tide at 1923 d. m.
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Overcome by the Heat.

David Donovan, living at No. 1910 9Th street
southwest, was overcome by heat about O'Clock
last night at the corner OF 9th and street south
west. and was taken to the Providence Hospital,
where he died about O'Clock.
car driver named Howard Burchell was also
Frustrated by the heat at the corner OF Pehnsyl-
vania avenue and 18th street and was removed to
Providence Hospital
Frank King was overcome by the heat at >
O'Clock yesterday afternoon while at work ON a
new building near 10Th and E streets. He was
taken TO his home on 9th street, near Boundary
northwest.
Ing on Sd street. between Pennsylvania avenue
and street sOut beast, was overcome by the heat
yesterday, and was removed after treatment at
Dooleys drug store to his home, $40 9th street
southeast
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SpEc1A1r1Es In WH1rE GooDs.
SEATON PERRY

SEAToN PERRY
CSuccessor to PERRY : BRorHHn,.
NEW EMBROIDERED WHITE SWISS MCSLINS
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN PLAID WHITE INDIA
LINENS, AT l21c. REDUCED FROM Is AND
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN WHITE VICTORIA
LAWNS AND INDIA LINENS. AT 12h, ID, 20
NEW PERSIAN LAWNS. PRINCESS LAWNS, BA-
TISTE CLAIRE INDIA MULLS AND FRENCH
MANSIONS. AT LOWEST PRICES.
WHITE ALL-LlNEN LAWNS. AT %, 311S 80, as
NEW ENGLIsH AND FRENCH WELT PIQUEs,
FROM 20 TO 1oc. PER YARD.
NEW WHITE FRENCH ORGANIZES AND SILK
"cLosING PRICES" ON WHITE EMBROIDERED
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF WHITE INDIA SILK.
81 INCHES WIDE, AT 13c. PER YARD.
CASHMERE AND BERLIN SHAWLS
NEW Nm WHITE ANDtGEAM sURAH SILKS AT 75c.
NEW WHITE AND CREAM SERGEs EXAMINES
ALBAi KQS CLOTHS AND CASHMERES, AT
"A GREAT BARGAIN" IN 36 INCHES WIDE
IMlLLED ALI.-MOOL IVORY WHITE TENNIS
20 SnnI,IiNG, AZ SOC. PER YARD:
10Y IlETES INDIA CRINRIES AND PRINTED BA-
T!STES AT 1292c. REDUCED FROM l5c
"EACLuS1NE DESIGNS"I FINEST FRENCH SAT-
EENS. REDUCED TO pc.
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEA
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania ave-. cor 9th st.
Established 1870 jy23
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RAILROADS.
pIEpMoNT AIR LINZ,

Il schedule in efiecf June sth. 1857.
$50 Mast Tenn Mail Daily Cor warr~ntou
srTinss Allesheny springs. Bristol knc,Siiie, ROM"
SLEEPER w.sninston q Se9 oTesn.. orleans fulim.a
liza A. M.-fast Mail Daily for warrenton. Char
Lynchburs, Rocky Mount Danyille and stations h.
tween l.ynchhurs and Dsnville Greensboro. RALEIGH
Orleans Texas and California; Pullman slsefs,. Nv
York 60 Atlanta. in connection with Pullman sleeper.
Atlsnta TO New Orleans and Mann ISoudoir sieepers
trains Washington 10 Atlanta Does not connect Tor
G am q route POINTS sundays.
str~sburg and intermeliate stations; also with
through coach 10 " arrcnton for Fauquer White sui
phur slrnss Connects At Riverton with = v X. X
$50 p M.-Mestern Express Daily for warrenton,
oofuonsNllle Charlottesville, Louisville. Cincinnati
Route Pullman Sleerers and solid Trains Wsshins-
ton TO LOUISVILLE also Tor Lane hburg Bristol ChRtts-
Points. Through Pullman Sl.eners wn.hinston -
Memphis without change
IL ;90P M;n7s9n'hsrp cypress Daily for r.ynchhurs.
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta MONTGOMERY Nov r,riesns
Texas and California Pullman sleepers Washington
Montgomery Ia New Orleans Pullman sleerers wa-h
ington 10 Augusta without change, also Pniimau
SIrinss daily except surNaV' "A'e sulphur
Trains on wsshington and Ohio division leave wash
NJ. Daily: arrive Round I'm, 4 % A NJ and 10 p
NJ. Returning leave Round Hill q .O5 81 Daily and
20 z Al Daily except sunday, arriving Washington
Throug trains from the South via Charlotte Dan-
vile aud Lynchburv, arrive In Washington \ 10 A NJ
burg at 10 4l A. NJ. aud 40 p NJ VIA Ch.ss and
OHIO Route and Charlottesville at . 40 T. NJ stras-
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and Information
furnishedan baeage checked al office 800 Iennsyl.
yanla avenue anu a. Passenger station. fennsylyais
No General Passenger AGENT
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Base Ball Yesterday.
THE STATESMEN TAKEN INTO CAMP BY THE HOLSTERS
HOW OTHER GAMES RESULTED.

THE STATESMEN TAKEN INTO CAMP BY THE HOLSTERS
HOW OTHER GAMES RESULTED.
The Washington ball team met the Indianapolis
men yesterday and received severe drubbing.
The score was ID to 8. Notwithstanding Whit
ney's presence in the box the home team made
=, hits while the visitors scored but IL OF Morr-
son, who has before proved a stumbling block to
the Senators. The Washington team was some
what crippled, being without the services OF Myers
and Donnelly, and during the game the players
were changed about feature OF the game was
the batting OF OBrlen, who made four hits, one
clubs play again to-day. The DetroitS received
another setback at the hands OF the New York
Giants yesterday, the score being 5 TO 4. Phila-
delphla succeeded in capturing game from Pitts
burg, TO =, and Chicago defeated Boston without
much effort, 10 TO 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; st. Louis, 5. At
New York-..MetS,r 3; Cleveland, 4. AT Philadel-
ph1a-LOuisytlle, 4: Athletics, 3. At Brooklyn
Brooklyn, .. Cincinnati, 8.
The Athls..cs defeated the Peabodys at Athletic
Park yesterday by score Of II too.
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Jealous Wife,s Deed.

Ahs. NASH flkES TWO Shuts AT HER HUSBAND WHILE
DRIVING AT LONG BRANCH.
During drive on ocean avenue, at Long Branch,
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Harry Nash suddenly drew
revolver from her bosom and fired point plank at
her husband, who was sitting by her side The
pail missed him and plOughed a slight wound In
the neck OF anotheh occupant Of the Carriage just
as the woman nred again her husband Knocked
the pistol from her hand and the bullet went wide
OF the marx. MIS-. Nash attempted TO escape from
the Stage which, at the time, was in front OF the
Mansion House, but On1cer Layton arrested her as
she attempted TO slip through the stage window.
Inc shooting almost caused panic on the avenue,
ana great number OF carriages halted while their
ment Monday night Mrs Nash assaulted her
husband and cut him across the hand They had
quarrelied bitterly owing TO Mrs. Nashs jealousy,
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The Courts,

EQUITY COURT-Jud0e Merrick
To-day, Chapman ayt. Clark; order amend
Ing order and time extended to file
supercedeas. Martin ct al agt Martin
ct al; order n1si and decree finally con-
1irning sale. Casey agt. Pearce ct al; rule on r..
H. Goldsborough to show cause: Corrigan agt.
Corrisan; conditional order ratffying sale, and
trustees accounts referred TO auditor Barnum
ast. Barnum; order OF publication. Yates agt.
Yates; order referring petition to auditor
kruitler agt. Freund ct al sale ratified and Cause
referred To auditor. Ketcham agt. Georgetown
College; order ratifying certain sales. Buchly ct
al agt. Buchly, ct al; decree for sale. Ruth agt
Ruth ct al; rule 10 show cause. DaviSct al. agt.
Davis ct al. decree FOR sale, g. E. Hamilton ap-
pointed trustee. kearney ct al. agt. kearney ct
al. ratification OF sale nisi.
POLICE COURT-Juige Harper pro tenn
Yesterday, Martha Smith, loud and bOisterous:
8 or 10 days. john W. johnson. profanity; IS or
days. Dennis Kane. profanity In county; s. or Z
days. ThOs. Mullen and Elmer Hooper, dsOrderly
conduct; 8 or l5 days each. John Williamson
indecent exposure; $50 or 80 days. John Isaacs'
disorderly conduct; personal bonds VIM. Suther.
land, diSorderly conduct: collateral forfeited Geo
Betters, profanity; % or days
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CITY. ITEMS.
nv An Wonns

attend our great clearing-out sale Of summer
Shoes and slippers. We have reduced prices on
all goods from 25 to SO per cent See our adver-
tisement on second page for list OF extraordinary
low prices. THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
2 9TH
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WIN. HAHN & Co.,

M.
S16 seventh street.
SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY.
TO clear them out we shall offer the following
extraordinary reductions in strictly frSt-claSS
goods:
20 pairs gents $50 French calf, finest custom
made button. laced and congress, 1896
~ pairs $50 handmade kangaroo shoes, 81. %.
d pairs 81 seamless calf. handmade, sewed,
Wit Shoes, s2-9o- eve can't buy these to-day for
30 pairs $3.50 French calf custom-made low
SHOES, most any style, s3-45.
Ladies' $50 Cousins best French kid button
boots. only about 90 pairs left, 800.
100 palrS ladies FL fine hand-turned button
boots must be closed, at $50
About 50 pairs OF our popular 50 French kid low
ties and button. for SS.sl5
These are bargains real bargains. Don't miss
them remember, saturday, Monday and Tues
SIG eth ST. and 1922 Penna. ave.
THE TRIPS OF W. w Corcoran to Marshall Hail.
on Friday and saturday, and W. w. Corcoran and
Thompson on sunday, are especially agreeable.
See advertisement In excursion column.
To TIE EsrHgrrc AND FRIENDS OF PLASTIC ART
August i, at Il IN sharp, we Will sell, without
reserve or limit, statuary, urns, vases, and baS-
reliefs. or famous modern and antique sculpture,
In terra-eotta and plaster casts metallzed
WEEKS & Co..
AuctfOneers,
salesrooms No. G;s7 Louisiana avenue northwest.
FANS. styled 1.-THE Pride OF the Yacht" given
away TO all purchasers OF teas and cof1ees, at the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. S Store. Satur-
day and week following See advertisement In
Special Notices.
REPAIR WORK in plumbing and gas fitting. stove
and tin work promptly done by SHBDD & BRO, 432
9th street northwest.
For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
60 To John X. Kelly. stall CPS, t9 and $50 Center
market and zoo and POS Northern Liberty market.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT on hOrse-fy
nets horse sheets and lap spreads robes to close
out summer stock at Tophams, l23l Pa ave- NV
SAVE eyesight. consult Hempler, ave-. cor. AZ.
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W. NJ GAIT 4 CO.
Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.

W. M UAlI
jy15 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers
MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. - YOU WILL
WI never know what il is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you have
tried GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell it because of the small profit il affords
stu We have found after several years of constant
experiment in keeping IL regularly in stock, that
sales have sufficiently increased than make up
the difference. sales of il having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes an
other drawback SO commonly experienced 10y Others.
VIZ; That of offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
day. and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
livered TO the customer ELPHONZO lOUNGS Co .
42S 9th St., bet. ID and E. jy6
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

{, hOkT ACUTE 40 LONDON.
NORDEUT fischer LLOYD 8 g. O0
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton london, Havrel Bremen
Elbe, We'd, Ang. 8, q. M; werra, We'd, Aug. 10
$50 M; Ems Sat- t.v Aug l3 noon; Elds5 Ned
Fulda, sat. Aug. %, IL 30 y.
Comfortable ststeroonls. excellent table, luxurious
ssloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin, t75 and up.
wards BERTH according 20 location; I'd cabin. SOC
berth; steersge NJ low rates. Apply 70
iy29 = r. DhOOf. 9lo rem. ava
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SaIes Of Real Estate.

G. W. Cissell has bought Of Caroline and B. B.
Williams, for $40 OOO property fronting ITS feet on
Road street, West Washington, adjoining Cooke
Place.
Mary C. Pearson has bought for $500 sub 49,
81 Sl5, 1Sa. by 100 feet, on 4th street, between
and streets northeast. U. NJ Ball has bought
OF W. A. stewart, for 81 S4S lot 10. square IS, 40
by an average OF l37 feet, on street, between
10th and 2lst streets northwest.
Eva ~ killinan has bought OF John j. Merrill,
for 5000, lots +, q, and ), IN square 69 'front.'
ing - feet on the east side OF LIST street. and 81
feet on the north side OF street northwest. Mrs.
klIlan reSod the same property To l. p. Shoe
maker and c. r. Newman for $7,4A.H.
Slna Duke PinSon has bought, for $3.50 of
Ellen VI. Ware, lot %, square 80, .2JX1O0 Ieet on
10Th street, betweenQ and streets northwest.
senator Don Cameron mas bought Of George Tay-
lOr. for $4,000, tract in the county pts. OF
widows Mite and Mt. Pleasant.
Aessrs. Walker d Walter, realeState brokers'
have sold, for Patrick Mcnamara and others, to
Bertrand : Ashby, lot t. In square 73, fronting on
MaSSdC huSettS avenue and ID street, between LIST
aid III streets northeast for S6,5sO
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ExcnAvrse AND DIE SINKING

NM Il. LUTL. O32 q st. NV.
Engraving on metal and wood. Monogranssnd croses
on seals watches ewelry Card engra and PRINT
ing heal engraving in all its branches Bookbindes
dies. soap dies and steel stamp cutting Rubber
stamps marking aud all kinds VI stamping msteri
Colo or silver bullion enbroidey1ng. keaas ana ~
kinda Of lodge pAyapheEpa1A uahlS
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LOCAL MENTION.
rho Weaflpep

Publications. for the "a hours commencing at d. M
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and Wiz.
gina, fair weather, variable winds, generally
>oatherly, stationary temperature.
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SELLING Orr.
CLOSING OUT!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST PRICE

One thousand yards Crnkled Ginghams (cash value
1910 reduced to ~. New Style Lawns, s. French
Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to Is.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Immense assortment Of Dress Goods in Plaids
Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles: cash value g.
duced to l5. Remnants of Satnes; cash value % re-
duced to TO- Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash
value ST. reduced to 80 cents Fancy Silks value
So reduced to 371S Black and colored Albatross
Elmer than nuns veiling wide double width all pure
WOOL 371a Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide
cash value 12h, reduced to 8.
Cash Customers who buy So or over will receive
pair Of HANDSOME DAMASk TOWELS worth al
cog A BRR TIT ZEE RRR, ssss
z ~ kRE ! Fl kRkk ssss
zoo ( Z I ZEE ( ( ssss
jy11 I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
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Healthful Summer Drinks.

Lemon Syrup.
Blackberry Brandy.
Lime Juice.
Raspberry Vinegar.
Raspberry Syrup.
All marked down
For TO days Summer Sale.
NJ. & Z. METzGER & Bro.
l AT Tth st. NV.
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Boys Gray, White, and HUE Flannel
Shirts Soc; youths, 75c. mems, 81, at Auerbachs
Bicycle Shirt Depot and sewing Machine Rooms,
It'll and II.
We have determined to make clean sweep of
our summer goods and therefore will offer them
at the following prices:
2S-in. Gloria Silk Umbrellas silver handles. 500
Mexican HammockS former price, s1.2i, nOw.T7c.
I'll BABY Carriage. 80
$l4 Baby Carriage. $3.50
$l5 Baby Carriage. Observation-Disclosures $1,000
Two more fine high-priced Baby Carriages for
One-thlrd less, at
s. HoRow1Tz,
130 7th ST. NV.
Choice OOong, Gunpowder and English Break
fast Tea at Soc per Id.
NJ. & P. METZGER,
AIT 7th ST. NV.
Boating, bicycling, and Travelling
Shirts for men and boys; all cOlOrs and sizes, from
soc. to "a, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot and
Sewing Machine Rooms, 18th and Ii. Prompt at
tent1On to mail orders.
Visit Our Cigar Department..
Opera, Bouquet, SabOrOscO, Little Captain and
other choice brands. We give the best smoke for
the money. NJ. +. METZGER,
AT 18th st. NV
Gold Rings 81 Up. FRANK, 457 Pa ave.
JOhnsOn's Hotel and Restaurant,
Corner 18th and f
Now first house below on E. Ladies Saloon at
tached.
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JOhnsOn's, Cor. 18th and II.
Now f1rSt house in rear. Meals, lunch and deli
cacies. Also, elegant rooms for gentlemen, at half
rates
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule In effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th 1887.
until further notice

Leave Washington from Station corner OF New Isr-
For ChicaTo los, am and o 40 y m. daily with
through coaches and sleeTng cars The 10 % Is
riyine in Pittsbarsl AT 20 nm 1hssa DngAI@ ar
ing at $50 No extra fare is changed this train Tor
For Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis daily at Is
Im, and 40 pm With through coaches and Palace
Sleeping Cars u Cincinnati and 1T. Louis without
change 3:l5 pm Is fast limited train 10 Cincinnati
$50. st. Louis 40 pm Noextra fare is charged on
this tram Tor last time.
lblttsburs, Cleveland and Detroit with Parlor and
For points ON Shenandoah Valley Railroad, between
Shenandoah junction and Luray inclusive: ID D. m
For lexington ana Local Stations 10 10 am daily.
delphiS 30 am, e5 pm and 4 30 pm, daily.
s1r MilmiiEgton Dels~sre and intermediate POINTS
oel~e.n Baltimore and Wilmington. 100 daily.
9 For Baltimore week days, 5, 30 6 40 80.
.Tsn 5sG 49, 80 4iG 3d. AS 4 's2 80. s'@s
s:4 s.. an nd. %. 30 3:3O. 80. 4'4o 80 e4a
Ier A \. 60 and 30 and IL 10 and
For Way STATIONS between Washington and Ralti-
n mST1 p ,6 10 80 % sa Il 40
a. snd S SSa' fo5 $50 s s and on s 9
tan Branch 6;45 a.m. daily except SUNDAY. and 80
sunday; principal stations on Metropoiisan
stations For attn say an. on s%ndny Sps At al
no dam AIN Far H. 30 e.ceIt sunday 30 and 20
I'm. daily Church train leaves Washington Sunday
only at 10 Pm, stopping at all stations Metro
poiitsn Branch. For Frederick 10 10 am aud 40
cept Sunday.
Trans arrive from the West daily O 20. 20 AN.
daily.
from Philsdelphia. Chester. Wilmington and Havrs
de Grace, lO 40 m. 3 90 pm and 30 pm daily.
From Havre de Grace. Singerly and intermediate
points north OF Baltimore. 10 .oOam
From Annapolis, = 80 and 10 b am and 80 ana
20 pm Sunday. 10: AIN, q 30 pm.
From Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad. 5 ID pm
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate ponts 4 .o5a nm
and ID y. IN. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore tor Washington at 3 o, 30
:3o, 300 g:o5. 10 90 and 10 80 l. Is. . Is.
3, H. D, u, $50. 40, 4 30 and IL 90 d. ON
Sundays % 80. y, 300 and 10 n 20 =: Is, A. IL
6:O0, $50. 40, = 30 and IL 90 pm
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay station.
except %, BIB, 1 80 pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket office. WASHINGTON station. Ga and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue. 18th street. where orders
Will be taken for baggage to De checked and received e
any point in the city.
w NJ CLEMENTS. c. X. LORD O. p. A
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH. Pass'r Ag't Washington 1y2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-29

Amuscnlents Tonight.
KERNAN's THEATER.-COmic opera and Variety.
PASORAMA BUILDING.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-ROller Coaster.